The National tribune., 1887-02-24
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SHERARD.-AlexanderS herard Co IT, fst Mo-
= NJ, died at his residence near Ravenna Neb
S San. =; aged % lie was member Of Cedar
hOuntan Post, No. DO Department of Nebraska
BROWN.-At Ipaya, H., Jan l6 Capt Samuel H.
Brown, from the effects of a sunstrOke received
while IN line of duty near Jackson Miss i'm 1853
He enlisted i'm the summer of 1862 as a private in
90 j, lO3d H., but was soon made Captain He led
ms company IN two charges ON the rebel works at
man never drew sword
FEERELL.-Henry Terrell, Co. II. S0th Ind. died
at Winsow, Ind, Dec. 81 1856. He was a good
soldier and citizen and followed to his last
resting place by large eOncOurse of people.
WILsOS-Died at the Hospital Of the National
mlltlry Home, Montgomery Co.. o., Feb. = Ed
ward j. Wilson, U. ;. Navy, aged So. He was
born near Boston, Mass, in the Fall of 1901 He
was a eomrade OF Veteran Post. No. 5, Depart
ment of Ohio.
MAsoN.-At North Lawrence, KAN Jan %
Samuel NJ. Mason, formerly of Pottsville Pa aged
". He served during the in Co. T. 7th Pa.
Cav. also five years in Co. Ii, 5th L. = Cav
and five years in the 9th l.. 5 Cav. He was q
member in good standing of Cal Wood Post,
GAR, of Valentine, Neb.
DARLING.-Capt. Rufus X Darling died in Lima
o., Jan. 20, aged a.. He entered the service as a
Sergeant in Co. IL, Sst Ohio. Aug 80 1851 and was
mustered out July q, 1850, as Captain. He
gallant soldier, good citizen, kind and affec-
Tomato husband and father, an earnest and CON
sisteut Christian.
CURRIER.-At Manchester ~ H Dec Il 1896
william I'll. Currier. He was a member of Co. l.
LIST VT Cav, and served three years For the past
= years he resided in Manchester n. III. He was
OF Louis Bell Post, No 3, c. r.. of that CITY
WIDRIG.- AT Baldwinsville, N " June 81 Jack
son D. Wldrig, of consumption contracted in the
army. tie was a member of Post Moses Summers
at BaIdwlnSvllle He served in the 1S5th n "
kISGOLD.-At Lancaster, Pa, JAN 81 Sergeant
Charles Ringold, Co f, Sth PA. Cav. " Ringoldi'
was an assumed name he had before the war re-
eelved while travelling with troop of minstrels.
Ills true name was William McCOfTerty
NoRTHCUT.-Near Winchester, H. recently
Edward NOrthcut. aged 70 He was a hero of three,
wars having served in the Black Hawk the Next
can and the late war In the Mexican war ne
served IN Capt MontgOmery's company Co. H. LIST
III IN the late war he served in Co. b, lOth IN.
lie was for many years badly crippled with rbeu-
matism, but he had not been able to get a pension
STINE.-Nov. %, 1886 at Minneapolis Mimi after
an illness of nearly two years, Capt Jacob r. slime
aged L. He was member Of Co. ID, lO3d H.. and
was a prisoner ut AndersOnville II months, where
ne contracted The disease which, after years of suf
iering caused his death. He was a member of Geo.
n. Morgan Post No. 4.
LYLE-JOseph w. Lyle, a member of Curran
Pope Post, No. y, OF the Department of Kentucky,
died Feb. at Shelbyvle, Ky He entered the
service sept %, 1861, in the 18th Ky. and was on
the front lines until the expiration of the term of
service of that regiment in January 1866. From a
private he rose, by gallant service. to First Lieu
tenant OF Co. a, which he commanded through the
Atlanta campaign. No truer more patriotic man,
or boy rather for he was just Is years old when he
enlisted, was In the service.
KELLOGG.-At Coffeyvie Kan. Jan. 4 James
III. Kellogg, Junior Vice COmmander-elect of
Coffeyvllle Post, No l55, GAR, Department Of
Kansas. He was @ member of Co. r., 9Th Iowa. and
much respected citizen of the community. His
remains were followed to the grave by the mem
bers of the Post and many sOrrowing friends.